He built a billion-dollar company from the shadows. She built a career fighting for people the system forgot. Now the system is coming for her, and the only solution is a marriage neither of them planned to make real.

Marcus Webb has spent fifteen years as the quiet force behind Mercer Technologies. Best friend to the Mercer brothers. The man who holds everything together while everyone else gets the credit. He doesn't mind. He chose this life. But at thirty-four, Marcus carries a secret
. A secret he's never shared with anyone. He grew up in foster care, bounced between four homes before aging out with nothing but a garbage bag of clothes and the belief that belonging is something other people are born into.

Nadia Osei is an immigration attorney who came to the U.S. from Ghana at nineteen and spent twelve years building a life she's proud of. When a bureaucratic error threatens to take it all away, she has ninety days to find a solution or lose everything: her career, her clients, her home.

A marriage of convenience. Twelve months. No feelings. Simple terms. Except nothing about Marcus Webb is simple. He makes her tea every morning before his run. He researches her hair products without being asked. He tells a government official that her cooking made his apartment feel like a home for the first time in his life. And he means every word.

As the line between arrangement and something real begins to disappear, Marcus and Nadia must face the question they've both been avoiding: What happens when the man who's never believed he deserves a permanent place in anyone's life meets the woman who's been fighting for the right to stay?

The Right Side of Wrong is the fourth and final book in The Mercer Brothers Series. It can be read as a standalone. This is a marriage of convenience romance with a guaranteed happily ever after.